NCP-DB-6.10 · Question #88
Which two statements best describe the features and functionality of Era Oracle patching? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Era patching can be automated using REST API/CLI for scheduled patching many Oracle servers C. Era patching for Oracle databases has automatic rollback if any of the steps in the patching. Nutanix Era provides a unified database operating model that delivers simplicity, performance, availability, and security across private and public clouds. It standardizes your Oracle database ecosystem by mass patching the databases with one-click simplicity. This includes the…
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Which two statements best describe the features and functionality of Era Oracle patching? (Choose two.)
Options
- AEra does not require native Oracle Utility OpatchAuto to create the patch profile,
- BEra patching can be automated using REST API/CLI for scheduled patching many Oracle servers
- CEra patching for Oracle databases has automatic rollback if any of the steps in the patching
- DEra Oracle fleet patching can be rolled back if issues ere encountered after successful patching.
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(35 responses)- A3% (1)
- B91% (32)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
Nutanix Era provides a unified database operating model that delivers simplicity, performance, availability, and security across private and public clouds. It standardizes your Oracle database ecosystem by mass patching the databases with one-click simplicity. This includes the following Automated Patching: Era patching can be automated using REST API/CLI for scheduled patching many Oracle servers in a fleet patching scenario. This allows for the standardization of your Oracle database ecosystem by mass patching the databases with one-click simplicity. Automatic Rollback: Era patching for Oracle databases has automatic rollback if any of the steps in the patching workflow fails. This ensures that your databases remain secure and functional even if an issue arises during the patching process.
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